Tschatir Dagh (mirza) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDCDDD| The reverent Mussulman bends low to greet | A |
| You Tschatir Dagh Crimea's bright masted ship | B |
| World altar minaret the place where dip | B |
| Down stairs from golden Heaven for the feet | A |
| You guard the door of God in splendor meet | A |
| Like Gabriel with holy sword on hip | B |
| In bright mist mantled from the toe to lip | B |
| Tour turban set with alien stars and sweet | A |
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| If winter rule the world or summer's sun | C |
| If Giaour rage about or winds are wild | D |
| Above them Tschatir Dagh you changeless one | C |
| Are like to Allah pure and undefiled | D |
| Aloft you tower from out the lowly sod | D |
| To give to men again the will of God | D |
Adam Bernard Mickiewicz
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